I have a three lines of a square I desire to fence in - how do I make it go up over back down?
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It is one way. You just have to string the powered end around the three sides of your square (along the insulators) and dead-end the wire at your termination. Remember, your system has to be properly grounded with a ground rod (purchased separately at Home Depot etc.) If you want to check it (and feel what your pet will feel), you have to get on your knees and touch the wire. The circuit is conducted through your knees or bare feet. Rubber soled shoes act as insulators and will inhibit the shock that is felt when your body (or your dog's pads) completes the circuit. Good luck!
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You may attach your hot wire to any of the three wires. As long as your three wires are attached to each other your circuit will be completed when contact is made at you're, said wire and the ground. Thus completing the circuit. I hope this helps!
698449
You probably could do that, but it would have to be secured on both ends - it won't stand up by itself in a straight line
645242
Its possible, however, you may have to buy additional units. All the pieces come individually so you can cut the length of the top an bottom rail to the lengths you need. In order to make it around your "slight corners" of the oval you may have to make several "shorter" fence panels to make the curve then open your panels back up to full lengths down the sides. Hope this helps
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As far as I know the downspout has to be rectangular. Maybe you can bend a round one.
1407122
Remove the clamps underneath and push the plastic block upwards. It's a little snug.
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You can raise in fine increments by pulling on the free end. There is a lever to lower, but you should make sure your lights are supported by some other means if you release that lever. I used a pair of back to back ground line hitches made with the free end of the line around a bamboo pole to make a half loop to hang these on. It worked great!
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If you need to adjust the blade square to the fence, loosen all of the bolts but leave one end a bit tight. This allows you to pivot the fence on this one bolt to find square and the you can tighten down the rest.You will find that sawdust builds up in the housing surrounding the spring that holds the blade in an upright position. As time goes by, the blade will get lower and lower and the guard will get higher and higher. It's easiest to clean this area from behind the saw with a piece of 12 gauge electrical wire and a vacuum or air hose. If this is not done regularly, you end up with a very dangerous situation - an unguarded blade. If you need to adjust the blade square to the fence, loosen all of the bolts but leave one end a bit tight. This allows you to pivot the fence on this one bolt to find square and the you can tighten down the rest.You will find that sawdust builds up in the housing surrounding the spring that holds the blade in an upright position. As time goes by, the blade will get lower and lower and the guard will get higher and higher. It's easiest to clean this area from behind the saw with a piece of 12 gauge electrical wire and a vacuum or air hose. If this is not done regularly, you end up... » Read More If you need to adjust the blade square to the fence, loosen all of the bolts but leave one end a bit tight. This allows you to pivot the fence on this one bolt to find square and the you can tighten down the rest.You will find that sawdust builds up in the housing surrounding the spring that holds the blade in an upright position. As time goes by, the blade will get lower and lower and the guard will get higher and higher. It's easiest to clean this area from behind the saw with a piece of 12 gauge electrical wire and a vacuum or air hose. If this is not done regularly, you end up with a very dangerous situation - an unguarded blade. « Show Less
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There aren't as far as I can find but it is pretty easy to use. Twist the pole in the directions indicated on the pole to unlock the sections, extend to desired height, twist in opposite direction to lock.
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As most others, UP is probably the true way to install, but my contractor said it could face downward! I really like it!
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Janis, I would suggest the opposite side of the fence post. It will make installation much easier as well as giving a clean and sleek look. Otherwise the material would look as if it would be weaving in and out. Good luck! Great product.
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The design of the fence does not easily allow adding more sections. If you have a good handyman, it might be able to be done, but it would require taking off the hinged end pieces. Even then I don't think I it would work well.
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Tilt one end down a little. Adjust it to al little longer than needed and push it up to where you want it. You might have to pound it up with your hand to the spot needed.
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It's very easy so long as you use a yard stick or tape measure to carefully mark horizontal and vertical lines that are spaced evenly on the left-right and top-bottom. Then just stick one end of the tape to a mark one side and unroll to the corresponding mark on the other. This way you can make perfectly straight lines and partitions.
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Yes, and I think that you can also reduce the size of the square (or rectangle) by using different tie-down points. It's pretty versatile. Be sure to get the heavy-duty adjustable poles for best performance. Tom
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We actually stacked large concrete pavers in front of our privacy fence to elevate it, set the planter on top and used two provided screws at the top to keep it from tipping. More work than we expected at first, but the results are great. Hope this helps!
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The tines are rounded and run the same direction as the hook so if the idea is to have the hook be perpendicular to the fence, it won't be flush.
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MLE, the gates are pivoting and can pretty much be positions how ever you want them, its just that they need be angled some to give support to stay up. Unless you have a means to secure them to something, my case, I had to stretch the gate straight in order to cover the gap I needed to block. bryan